Posted on: 25th Oct, 2007 05:49 pm
say for example you get a deed in lieu and your score drops. what happen sto your other open credit cards..?
will those companies raise your interest rate or even cancel you..?
capital one and chase to be exact..
i know or heard a foreclosure hurts your ability to rent but you can always get back on your feet and flash your job and savings and a landlord should know that it was tough for many in the credit crunch.
will those companies raise your interest rate or even cancel you..?
capital one and chase to be exact..
i know or heard a foreclosure hurts your ability to rent but you can always get back on your feet and flash your job and savings and a landlord should know that it was tough for many in the credit crunch.
Hello Lucas,
I don't think the credit card companies will raise your interest rate or cancel you if your payments with them has been regular.
If you have a regular source of income to manage the credit cards, I guess, they are not going to stop you.
I don't think the credit card companies will raise your interest rate or cancel you if your payments with them has been regular.
If you have a regular source of income to manage the credit cards, I guess, they are not going to stop you.
hi there...your credit cards are safe..the agreement for that arangement is between you & them & the mortgage company is not going to tell them! the foreclosure is going to hurt your credit & will be trailing you up to 10 years on the credit report. there is no way you can refinance? have you tried?
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